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X-Solfege v3.22.2 [Rev 13]
webfork on 15 Oct 2018 Change history
- 78MB (uncompressed)
- Released on 14 Mar 2014
- Suggested by dot
Solfege is computer-aided music training system, which you can use to train your rhythm, interval, scale and chord skills. The program is indented to help music students with their ear training.
Some of the existing exercises:
- Recognize melodic and harmonic intervals
- Compare interval sizes
- Sing the intervals the computer asks for
- Identify chords
- Sing chords
- Sing tone from chords: root, third, fifth, etc
- Scales
- Dictation
- Rhythm dictation
- Remembering rhythmic patterns
- Theory: name intervals and scales
- Cadences
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| Runs on: | WinXP / Vista / Win7 / Win8 |
| Writes settings to: | Application folder |
| License: | GPL |
| How to extract: | Download the ZIP package and extract to a folder of your choice. Launch X-Solfege.exe. |
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runner75
on 2007-04-05 00:09
The linked site is an italian site of a proget of completely portable software called Winpenpack.
zap
on 2007-04-08 03:45
Has anyone got it working? I take edit, preferences, Midi setup. I have no such midi file players as listed. Windows multimedia output doesn't work.
der seb
on 2007-05-05 04:34
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Ecellent! I wish i had known about it when I was still at school!Really great! |
Chords v2 Private
Checker on 9 May 2013 Change history
- 1MB (uncompressed)
- Released on
- Suggested by dot
Chords is a sheet music notation editor that is designed for guitars. It shows chord and scale diagrams, allows adding of chords/scales to sheet music, and supports multiple track playback via MIDI output.
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| Runs on: | Win95 / Win98 / WinME / WinNT / Win2K / WinXP |
| Writes settings to: | None. But it automatically register a file type handler, and saves its last window position to the registry. |
| Stealth: ? | No |
| License: | Freeware |
| How to extract: | Download the EXE file to a folder of your choice. Launch Chords.exe. |
| Latest comments |
outskirter
on 2012-05-22 19:03
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Oops! Meant to write "horizontal", not "vertical" alignment; i.e., the chords are sometimes slightly to the right of the melody note on which they're supposed to start. |
Y'z Dock v0.8.3
lwc on 7 Jul 2023 Change history
- 2MB (uncompressed)
- Released on 4 Jun 2003
- Suggested by dot
Y'z Dock is a program launcher that looks like the dock in Mac OS X. To add icons, drag-and-drop a file from Explorer to the dock area. To delete icons, drag-and-drop the icon out of the dock. To remove a separator, press [Ctrl] plus drag-and-drop the separator out of the dock. Right-click on the dock gives you the context menu. Y'z Dock supports relative paths, though it does not automatically use relative paths when you add a file.
Note: This is a beta application that is no longer being developed by the author. The original language of the application is Japanese, but you are given a choice between English and Japanese when you first run the application.
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| Runs on: | WinXP |
| Writes settings to: | Application folder |
| Unicode support: | No |
| License: | Freeware |
| How to extract: | Download the ZIP package and extract to a folder of your choice. Launch YzDock.exe. |
| What's new? | Fixed the bug of shows the label and positioning of Dock when multi-monitor use. |
| Latest comments |
'Los
on 2006-12-07 14:46
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I use RKLauncher. I THINK it picks up where Y'z left off. It's still being developed as far as I know, but it hasn't been updated since I started using it a year ago. It supports relative paths too, but doesn't use them by default. |
